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■ XITAIBER 4973') EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. • FIRE—ANNUITIES—LIFE. PERSONS pt i RespeCtability desirous of becoming AG for this Company (which offers to the In. Nrer the Payment of Rent, in case of Fire, and large Abate. Inents in the Premium), are requested to make early appli.. ,cation. specifying their Names, Residence; and Business, d the names of the Places for which they wish to be ap pqinted. Aug. 12, OM. VIM. BEETHAM, Sec. lI UPF. FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, LUDGATE-HILL. THE DIRECTORS , of this Office respeBHiy acquaint the Proprietors and the Public, that a - Duty of ISs• upon every Policy of Lite Insurance to Sums under Scol. and 3os. for Sums of sool. and upwards, will cum nienee on the loth of 061.ober next, until when, Policies will be issued, gratis: —those, therefdre,' who have Life In surances to etleCt, must see the Necessity of being p rom pt in putting their Intention into execution. ' The Directors have also to apprize the Public, that they bave'resol ved, • • To insure FARMING STOCK (Growing, Housed. or Stacked), on any Part of the Farm; as well as every Iniplement of Husbandry, at zs. per tent. tor ally Suns not exceeding Ten Thousand -pounds; ; • • ' . To allow a Discount (on Lile Insurance) of si t * per Cent. • on the first Year's premium ; To extend (by special Agreement) thetenefit of Life In surance to the Aat.: ot Seventy- five Years; 'To enlarge •the hunts insurable on the under-mentioned Risks, without increasing "the Rate ot - Prcmium- - • On Common insurances, to io,Oco, aVas.• per Cent. Hazardous ditto - 6,030, 34 Doubly ditto - - 3,000, ss. - To allow the following Abatements on all Insurances feCted out of. London: • to pet Cent. on Policies ,for single Years, . • is ditto - - • 3 Years, 20 ditto - • .5 Years, 25 ditto - 7 Years and fer any intermediate Period, an Abatement in proportion. Upon Insurances elßcied at the Company's Office, in London free of every Expellee and Trouble, a still - greater DenueAion will be made. On the Expiration of all Policies of the,above Description of Risk, Renewals will be made out, agreeably to the afore said Regu.ations. In addition to the above, the following very obvious Ad- Vantages are oMrect by this Company : Persons insuring, or pioeuring to be insured, against Fire, Property to the a/liount of wool. ; also, Persons effecting, or procuring - t be efr c:'le4, ' a Life In- Zura nee of soot. have the desirable Option of becoin;:hi inte rested in the Establishment, by sharing Profits equally ';;iffi the Proprietors. • _ Policies o f 300 1 . . and upwards are issued gratis ; also for Sums under tlnit amotun, when e I deeted for. Three Years, or more. 14InChargentade for Endorsements or Alterations.' Household Goods under 3001. may be insured without dis find s_pecitications. • No D eductions whatever in the Payment of Losses. - Lass.or Damage by Fire oi.tasioned by Lightning-is paid by this Company. Expence paid on the remoVaj of' Goods in case of fire, and all Losi or Damage thereby Made good to the Insured. A considerable Deduction is'allowed to Merchants on short _Period 1 risU r ances. A l3rokerage of ;.per cent. is alloWed on all Shipping In- Urances. • Solicitors ' Brokers, and others, allowed a Commission; on bringing Life Insurances to this Office. Agent& are appointed in most of the cities and townsin United Kingdom.: - By Order of the Board, WILLIAM BURY, Sec. AT the Cheapest a nd Best Hosiery Warehouse fro in the Kingdom, between Castle and Old Round Court, 434, in the Strand, the greatest Bargains are now selling ; consisting of Men's brown Cotton for Boots,_at only is. 6d. per pair, worth 25.61 . ; Women ' S stout Cd tton is. 6d . wort h blackd ar'altit.n veh2itse. 94si Silk extra super 3s. 9d. worth ss. ; stout e r xtra good cos . (id. A 6L3iet, of with laced clocks is. 6d. ; Patent Angola Hose, war anted not to shrink, from zs. lA. to the best quality ; stout 4 Worsted ; fine zs. ; superfine 3s. 6d. ; Sin: Mitts ;: vtl• ; a curious Article in -square Net - Mitts ; alto La - 'es' . new-invented Lace Sleeves, cticulated to give ease and elegance ; M en ' s Cotton Drawers 35:6d. with every other Article in the Hosi'ery Line that can possibly be niade, 111) to the very best quality, wholesale and .tor exportation.- 3 . 1- ockings made to any Pattern. This Day were publisliegt, In One Volume, Svo. price ISS. boards, I - LLUSTRAT IO &B. of the FOUR GOSPELS, 1 founded on Circumstances peculiar to our Lorkl aild the Xvangelists. Cy TOHN lONES,• This Work, while it contains occasional Notes for. Critics, is addressed to Persons of plain sense, who seek int- Piovernent ; and exhibits, an analytic detail of the . sayings and works o 1 J esus Christ, together vyith.the explanations Di ob scare passages, founded on fads, as far as they could be ,col leted irorn ' 'historieal investiwtion. London : Printed for Longinan, Hirst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row, - ' 1 • In the Press, and shortly will be published by the sane Author, the Second Edition of A Grarrimar of the Creek L anguage; art a .new ,and initaroved Plan, in English. and reek. SALES. N AVIGABLE CANAL and PROVIDENT INSTITU TION SHAR ES, anti a COVENTRY CANAL BON D. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By 11r.. SCOT', n Friday, September a, 1808. at Twelve o'Clock, at Car raway's, t EEDS and LIVERPOOL GRAND JUNC TION, PEAK FOREST, BARNSLEY, IcENNLT' and AVON, LANCASTER, and BASINGSTOKE CA. 'NAL .SHARES a COVENTRY CANAL BOND of 5001. bearing sl. per Cent. Interest; and Twenty Shares id the PROVIDENT INSTITUTION for Insuring and Granting Annuities.. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham; at Carra. way's ; and of Mr. Scott, 23, hew BrOge-strept, ,London. ' SALE OF MERINO SHEEP. Iro be SOLD,. from the Stock of the. Right Hon. Lord SOmerville, Forty-eight MER I NO. EWES of Pure Mood, four Ewes in each Lot t six of the Lots at Eighty Quineas each Lot, and.six Lots at Sixty Guinea's each Lot. These Ewes are impartially classed with reaped to age and', ; and as, with excepti on o f a ver y f ew E wes b roug h t trorn Spain, they are bred by the Proprietor within the last ! i x. >ears, these Lots must therefore consist of young and 4. Tesh Sheep, for which those who first apply will be en_ ti tled to a preference in choice. :146 Seventy Ewes, Merino and Ryland, three quarters anti l)l°4 ; ten Ewes in each Lot, at seventy Guineas the Lot r; Tiglitv Ewes ditto ditto, halt blood ; twenty Ewes in '4';ti Lot, at Eighty Guineas the Lot. ` ll Sheep will be ready for delivery in their Wool before the - yth. , thlt•of this month, or without their Wool, by the 3 it" .ay Of August , next, at the option of the Purchaser ; until wnich time, if they remain, the Sheep will be kept on sound land of the best quality. Purchasers: of one or more Lots of these Ewes will,•on ti ri ' t g a Merino Ram for the ensuing Season, at the usual r2ite, be entitled to twenty-five pez cent. discount on the Price of the E wes - . hc S tork will be paid for on delivery, and may be seen by cu ckets, f or w hi c h i t. is requeste d none b ut i nten di ng F ur. cha lets ' will a ppl y. • I nquire of Ntr. 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''‘. ..............< 2., ' .: 1: I ..5. t ,:., ..... 4, ....:).':;- -€,.-- ! .. - - .SIiPENCE / EXTRACTS PROM. THE GBpIAN PAPERS AND .PRIVATE LETTERS.. The 'French armies, in Silesia,. under Generals M oRTI EP. and Sucn t-0mpri5e . .65,600 men, and are to be reinforced, by detachments from the fourth division, under the command of Marshal b SOL7I-T its Pomerania, and from the,resene which•has its head , quarter at EIbing.—MASSENA is to command this • artily, Which, in the event of a war with Au,- stria, is to penetrate into Moravia—it is now for the greater part encamped near Leuthen; Liegnitz; and Brieg. • DAvoufT's army,.whieh is t oncentwin t ,fr on th" Vistula, has been joined by the Grenaldiers and Voltigeurs from Datitzic, and by,sevetll - b6ttalionF, from the corps of Marshal .LASNES, This army iS estimated at 40,000 men, inclepeit4tit of the Polish troops attached-to it. An article - in the Nachiichten states, that' during the month of July, '15,000 French troops, passed through Thorn for Posen or Warsaw. ' , The French cavalry of 'reserve, which was sta tioned at Zelle, Lunenburgh; and, other towns in Hanover, havebeen marchesi to• Silesia orthe and their place has-been supplied byconseripts, , i; Russian camps •lave been formed in the neigh 7 • bourhood of Memel, and at Witepsk, and • a corps, Of about 20,096 men is stationed near Bialstoek ; bat, a more considerable-force has been colleLi near Karninie, and Pocidisky, the amount of is variously represented,lserne accounts stating it .so . high as 80,000 rnen,'atid 'others at less than' half. 'that ntlinber ; - the - 1 - 6 tire of the Cossacks is Mohilow. Ishe.impoetant lad is, - however, estA-' blished,:that Russia i israrming and' establishing corps Of observation on her frontiers. • • • The'Austrian Cordon, 'ivirich was some months' 'since 'established on the frontiers towards .Saxony, taVaria, and Italy, under pretext of ;preventing sinuggling,.has recently been strengthened, particu larly in Bohemia, whtre two summer camps hate been formed—one of them bet ween Trantnow i Kotzlirschoff and Kotrigin, consists of about- 30,000 men-'-the other, in •the neighbourhood of-Pilsen, is more numerous. Several encampments have like- - wise been fortned in. Carinthia, Austria, and Mo,- ravia.-7-A corps of, obServation 'has been assembled at Crainburgh, on the Save its force is•not men- CHING's PATENT WORM - LOZENGES. tioned, but its objed is, doubtless, to Nlowch the m 0..- VVORIIIS are the most . frequent souses of Chil- Lions of the French t roo p s in the.Friuli. dress's L5;::... - :"!‹ . .1. • T:M7;3'l7ljlioins every Parent an,:' •I he States of '.Carniola have voted-extranrdinary ' Guardian of Children should be acquainted with.. They oc-- stinniiesAQ the Emperor , and great numbers- of in- _ .casio Loss of Apette, a Paleness' of the Colou of th . • - Face, n Emaciation, p and i irregular state of the Bowels, attend-.• dividuals,, SiorsmuND LovAsz„ Govef ed after with violent paints f they bring on Convulsions ;•they • nor of Trieste, have offered pecnniary.Contributions atR:6l the growth of the 'Body, and they prove fatal, by ,end. to assist in the military preparations whielrhad been ing in a Consumption 3r Decay. Both as a Preventative and • eemed neces sary—in fad,' the most, enthusiastic . Cure of these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Me dicine is universally allowed, on the'testimony ot the highest and loyal spirit pervades every part of the Austrian Charaders in this Country, both in rank.and respeaability t Monarchp—the - people identify theif interests with to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful stic- their Sovereign, and profiting by a. knowledge of the cess in their own Families, stamp its merit beyond competi- i conduct of France.towards those countries which • tion, and gives'a sandlots to it, of whiali no other Medicine of the kind, can. boast. Pareqs, and others who have the have fallen under her domination, are ardent and una, • •- . Care of Children, should have this Remedy as a Family Me= nu - nous in their determination - to avert, by every • dictine to resort to, whenever the Stomachor Bowels of Chil- possible exertion and sacrifice,.a like calamity. dren are any way disordered, which it will always be Ibund Tfie Austrian troops - in Bohemia, Moravia, a nd to relieve.• GaliCia„amounted, on, the 30th of Jette ) to 137,000. sold, wholesale and retail, at' Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Chespside, London; and retail by most country Venders, rite Archduke CHARLES has recently inspected in Boxes at is, 9d. and ss. 6(1. each. • - them, and in the event of kt War:,; will command the. army on the Elbe.- Another' promotion of General' °aims. has taken place in_, the Austrian Army.— General BELLIIPARDE has assumed the command of the cordon on the frontiers of Croatia; ' : BERNADOTTE tis.l:•-equirad that the. Danish 'levy en-masse shall be disbanded. The Royal Decrees issued at Rendsburgh for -their organization ,has in consequence been snipended: - • 'Numerous bodies of conscripts constantly pass through Meng and Frankfort-, 'tolein- : - the armies in Poland,. Prussia, and Westphalia, part of . the Wirtemburgh and Baden troops 'have'been ordered to Dalmatia. „ 'The militia organiiiing in the Austrian demi"- nions comprises , upwards of .200,000 men. •The Turkish army in Ronielia is stated to amount. to, 250,000 men. LUCIEN BUONAFARTE -has lately bought estates' in . the Papal territory, to the. amount of 200,000 RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has beer; too -frequently the:•subje& of just and general reprobation, that teen destitute ofthe.elements of the 'medical art lige •oll'ered as candidates for publi c.patronage in the prot;,ssiouuf physic. For t hepurpose oldoing justic.f! to the result of our studies and experience, and • to prevent us from being classed among those empirics whose imprudent pretensions - have, unfortunately to society, been too favourably feceived, We'beg.leaVe•fo subinit to the'liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac qiiirmetits. Attet having received a regular medical educa tion as the pupils Of Messrs. G rinded and Blizard, whose ledures and practice we carefully attended, as piofessors and surgeons of the London .Hospital ;, we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire— ' spent, the Royal College of 'Edinburgh; and were instruded - in the difierentbranches.olanatorny, surgery, the Oeory and pradice of physic, chemiStry, midwifery,-botany; erc. tee. ,by those eminent professors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rtitherford. We trust we shall not be deemed preSuMptuous in saying_ that our proficiency and acquirements are lilt inconsiderable.. Having for a long series ot . .years made Venereal ComplaintS, and the . various diseases Of Debility, the particular objed of, our studies and pradice, it will, we lThpe, be allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatinent anti cure. In slight and recent cases of infedion a perfect re-establishment is completed i n the short peri64 of two days ; and in those of. the utmost in- • veteracy,' where other practitioners have failed of success, a. p ro per perseverance in our plan of Areatment ensures to the patient a sate and radical cure. - - . scudi. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long and most unhappily-pursued by the youth of both scices x there are none more alarming or more distressing than those defiCiencies and debilities- which'fre quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such petsons it must be a consolation toknow that they may low, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases of-debility, from, whatevet cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal int - ea - lion, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the great est secrecy and honour. "lours of consultation at house from ten to three, and lions 6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in the country ate requested to state the partial lays of their case, age, and general Wabit of living, &c. in closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may he added to the account for medicines. CURRI E and Co. Surgeons, No. io7, Hatton—garden. 4:7 Messrs. Currie aid Cofliaiie Certificates' from the above respedable Professors of London and Edinburgh, of the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they per formed the .duties assigned them during the time they at tended their Ledures and Pradice. PRICE OF STOCKS SATURDAY. Hank Stock, Navy's per Cent. 94 98 Irish 5 per Cent. 4 qtr. a 3 l,- 83i 1 , per Ct. Red, 67 651 3 per Cr. Con. 664 i; paw,: 1.. •Aim. 18 g 11-16thsi Short Ann. 7 India Stock, Lndia Bonds, 3s. Ss. pr. ENcheriner 131t1s, 3s. 7i. yr. Omnium, Imperial - 3 per Cent. Cons. for 2.5 th inst. 66, HIGH. WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO,MOR. ROW 1 1 19Fning, 4 min, after . 3. Aftemo zz 2 ftel 3*. The Countls of. Munster, Mark, Linghen, and Tecklenburgh, have been taken possepion of in the mame of the French. Emperor: The Spanish troops in Holstein are, it is stated, to be ordered into France—the Regiment of G.nada laiara, 'it is added, had evinced so great a degree of insubordination, that' after the execution of several of- the men,. the rest were disarmed. - It is likewise said, that a smart skirmish_ took place between Pin neberg and itzlioe, between the French and ,Spa- niards, 'in which many lives . were lost. 43AMBERG, AUG; 2.—General SnonaT , - has : called the Officers belonging, to the othdivisipn,of the army, who, were. - absent on leave, and Marshal MASSENA. was daily expeded in Lower Silesia to're some the con - inland; the.6th, Corps„ which is with Marshal MoaTiErt, in Upper Silesia ; is to be assein. bled in the neighbourhood of Breslaw c .. Great quao. 7. titles of artillery and . - a-mmunition have lately been transported from Erfurth to,Silesia, and into Polatid . ,,iki which. latter Country the third division of the-armv .3 _ under Marshal DavousT, is stated to be its Motinn. BERLIN, AUG. 1.--Great aaivity prevails in our arsenal for the supply of CuStrin. - td. Stettin. Sit months provisions .are ordered to be laid in at each of those places, from which circumstance it.is evi dent that the French troops are not to be withdrawn from our Country as soon as vt‘is expected. COPENHAGEN, Aud. 4.—Between 20 and 30 Sur geons were sent from hence for our Army in Nor way two days since. The interchange . of Flags of TruCe between Heisingbiirgh - and Elsineun continues to be frequent---severai Pl:i . 4oll(its of war have passed and re-passed by them ;, but the Wilber Objeal of this.intercyurse is not known; bet it. is supposed to have in viewrobjeatS' of Entire moment than have yet resulted from it. FISANE...VVRT, A U G; 1 .--17 V 0 are assured that the TRAIN OIL. A Di.itribzqisn of the Oil, with the form of the Tender, may be seen at this Office. • No Tender will be received after Twelve o'Clkk sn the Day of, Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for attends. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, August 18, MS. THE CONIIIISSIONERSfor VICTUALI,I2VG His .MAJESTY '3 Y do hereby give Mike, That on Thursday next, the 25:b Instant, they will be read) , to receive Tenders,tn'.zvritineiealed up), and treat for the ,parchase of One hundred Tont of ROSE CORK. (Seconds) BUTTER, a, BRITISH BUTTER of equal goodness ; ,and for One Finn.: dred.l'onsof CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICK and GLOUCESTERSHIRE Cl-IE,ESE, as CHEESE of equal goodness, to be delivered, Oni.half thereel in a Fortnight,' and t6e remainder in• a Fortnigkafterwards, into His Majesty's Vielualling Stores at the Port*s and in the Propor. tons undermentioned, . Cheese. Deptford 6o Tons - 8o .Tons. Portsmouth 20 - Plymouth 20 -- - - - - 100 kco And to be . paid for by' Bills, payable, with interest, ninety days after daft. The Conditions - of the Contr.zas May be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in Words a! length, cr that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Thursday next, the ivh lase. nor unless the Person who snakes the Tender, or lone Per son on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. n NEX i~ k ~>>~ 1